What a great workshop to witness on Earth Day! Click here to go straight to it. I will keep this up for two weeks before I lock it because there is quite a bit of preparation and I don't want you to skip these steps. Thank you to Melissa Gill for sharing the results after one day of soaking in the dye.

It was nice having you join @Melissa Gill and I today for the Natural Dye workshop on Earth Day! My sincere apologies for not having participants video and mic turned on, but I think we got all your questions from the chat. I will have the replay up tomorrow. In the meantime check out the prep videos in the Classroom. They are short 5min easy to follow videos.

ADD to your Calendar includes link to join Watch what she does with Red Cabbage as she shows us what you can do with this humble vegetable and silk and wool pocket squares. She can also answer your questions if you prefer to use cotton or linen. If you haven't done the prep - that is ok, it will be fun to observe and learn from Melissa's many years in the fine arts. The video will be available in the Classroom for a week after I get the replay up for you.

If you haven't done so already put it in your diary - Even if you are just happy watching it will be worth the movie ticket (which is free :) ADD to your Calendar

Quick quiz - if you came back as a bird (who knows - maybe) which bird would you like to come back as and why. Mine is a cockatoo Now not as colourful as some birds but I love the yellow head gear and a crisp white suits me They can't sing all that well and have a screech that can be heard a mile away But they can talk, are as cheeky as all get up, smart as anything and they like hanging out chilling with their mates and family - like in their hundreds sometimes. That sounds like a fun way to spend a day.